New Circle Church

We are back this week with a new podcast focusing on strange news involving cannonballs and fashion. We end the time by continuing the discussion from the sermon on Sunday by looking at how Christians with different convictions can live with one another.

This week we will focus on the final section of Romans 14 as Paul breaks down what welcoming one another like Christ looks like in practice.

We will examine the importance of living in community with one another, in light of our complexities and differences, and how Christ impacts and empowers those relationships.

This week the focus is on family this week. We provide our first Top Ten List for Parenting Teenagers as well as reflect on a podcast called "Not Dead Yet" interviewing Drew and Ellie Holcomb, discussing music and their family. 

If you want to find the podcast that we reference, you can follow the link: https://ricochet.com/series/not-dead-yet/

As we continue our journey through Romans, we will focus on what it looks like to live as a sacrifice to God, which means showing others the love of Christ.

This week's podcast focuses on what can be celebrated over the past month, as well as reflections from the past sermon on how Christians should live under authority.

Based on the new life that God is creating in followers of Jesus, how are they then to live under authority? We will dig into this question and see the implications for our lives.

For our interview this month, Barry interviews Jonathan about his faith story and some lesser known facts about his life. You'll also discover Jonathan's passionate disdain for condiments.

One question that we, as followers of Christ, may not frequently ponder is, “Who am I becoming?” We often focus on our faith in terms of actions and practices, but what if we took a moment to examine it through the lens of our growth and transformation? This section of Romans offers an opportunity to do so by highlighting God’s incredible love.

Jonathan and Barry discuss dressing for church, what they are reading/watching, and spend some time reflecting on the sermon from this past week. We hope you all enjoy!